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Los Osos Skatepark on California’s Central Coast
The Los Osos Skatepark is a nice skatepark located in Los Osos Community Park. It has a pretty open layout with some tall vert, a couple bowls and lots of banked turns and smooth transitions. This skatepark is great for some mellow cement surfing on longboard, for shredding the pool bowl, and it's an all around great place to learn the basics of skateboarding.
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Hiking to an Oasis on Black Canyon Trail
Black Canyon Trail is near Cottonwood, AZ and off most peoples radars with the extremely popular (and beautiful) Sedona area being so near. Hiking Black Rock Canyon trail was enjoyable from the get go but got better and better! Starting out on this hike, it would be hard to guess that it leads to such a stunning and gorgeous oasis lined canyon!
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Pioneer Skatepark in Paso Robles
Pioneer Skatepark in Paso Robles is a great medium sized skatepark that is packed with a wide variety of obstacles. The obstacles range from street obstacles including boxes, ledges and stairs to some small vert, smooth transitions and lots of banked turns. Because this skatepark has a little bit of everything it's great for intermediate riders. And the sizes of the obstacles at Pioneer Skatepark make it a great layout for skaters looking to strengthen their abilities and skills.
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Hiking Little Granite Mountain Loop | Prescott
As we were looking for the next hike to do in the Prescott area we found Little Granite Mountain Loop. We though we couldn't go wrong with a name like that! Granite. Mountain. Loop. Sounded right up our alley! Without much else thought we packed up and hit the trail.Find out more about our experience hiking Little Granite Mountain Loop including what we wish we would have known beforehand and how you can prepare better than we did!
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Longboarding Dillon Reservoir Rec Path
Longboarding Dillon Reservoir Rec Path is a great opportunity to take the board out and cruise through some beautiful Colorado scenery! Conveniently located across from the incredible Frisco Skatepark, this paved path provides great views of the blue sparkling Dillon Reservoir with the towering mountains in the distance. Following the shoreline provides some exceptional glimpses of the cool coves and islands in the reservoir.
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Watson Lake Hiking – Flume and Watson Dam Trailhead
Not only can you hike and circumnavigate Watson Lake on Watson Lake Loop Trail but you can explore even more of these incredible Joshua Tree-esque rocks from the Flume and Watson Lake Trailhead! Find a waterfall on Watson Dam Trail, stair step your way up Flume Canyon Trail to find impressive views of Watson Lake below. Get off trail, climb around, take side adventures, find water holes and explore as you reach other little trails such as Secret Cove.
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Yucca Valley Skatepark
The Yucca Valley Skatepark is a very simple skatepark. You'll find a half pipe as well as some stairs, boxes, ledges and rails on a concrete pad.
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Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monument
Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monument are very impressive glimpses into the life and history of the area near Camp Verde, Arizona. A five story home built into the limestone cliff walls circa 1200. Or a vast, sprawling 110 room pueblo built on a hilltop. Both are spectacular sights to see and impressive construction feats!
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Fox Glenn Skatepark in Flagstaff Arizona
Fox Glenn Skatepark is among the three in the Flagstaff area. Fox Glenn is a medium sized skatepark with a long, narrow layout. Here you'll find a mix of vert and various street obstacles.
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Camping in Ironwood Forest National Monument
Between Phoenix and Tucson is a great place to enjoy some super agreeable winter weather. And just off of the I-10 is a nice opportunity for some wide open desert camping in Ironwood Forest National Monument! This is a clean and quiet area in the vastness of the desert - with mountains in the distance and Saguaros towering throughout.
